The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-06-24
Pianos and organs at Beck's.
Croquet at GoOdhue & Evans.
Closing out. Live Hardware.

LOOK OUT FOR new goods at Barrels.
q. w. like Is reported seriously i'll.
second hand mowers and reapers at
Beck's.
Don't forget to call and see the new
mowers at Beck's.
Boneless ham, 124 cents o pound at
Patterson & Davies.
Try Royal chicken food, 81 cents a
pound at Scott 4 Sons.
These are pretty good days to filing
the starry banner out"
House to rent on Walnut Street.
Apply to Harmon Scott.
Supplies for the normal may be
found ct Goodhue & Evans.
You can always get the best quality
of butter and eggs at Jacobs.
Good mower for S. at Beck's.
Bostwick & Co., have 1900 sheep
and 600 lambs to trade for land.
Closing out. Live Hardware.
The first roasting ears of the season
were in the market last Saturday.
Gillian has large stock of mixed
paints which he is selling very low.
Full line of staples in glass and
9ueensware at COwan, Ausherman &
Norlis'.
You can trade your produce for
queensware, glassware and tin ware
at Welch's.
Gold lined plates, fine gold filings
and other fine work speciality, by J..
$. LaFary, dentist.
Cummings &: Jones ,CiU Loan you
cheap money, on farms. You can
pay it off at any time.
Closing out. Live Hardware.
Carriage oil at Is cents gallon,
warranted to take the place Of castor
oil, at COwan. Amsterdam & Norris.
If your title is perfect we can COM
plete your loan in four days at the
very lowest rate of interest. BOst wick
& Co.
1fyou want to buy a new watch of
clock, or have your old one repaired
60 to Leffler. He warrants his goods
and his work.
Do not emphasize your language by
using profane words, but say, as sure
as st. Patrick's Pills will physic there
is nothing more certain.
Eddy's Reliable Baking Powder is
just AS good as it always was. but
KAUFMAN will give you a piece of glass.
ware with every can of it.
We doubt if half dozen other towns
of Kansas have kept their home labor
ing men and mechanics as steadily
employed this summer as has lola.
Nearly every stranger who comes to
town visits the new Carriage Works.
and all express surprise and admira-
ton at finding them 80 extensive and
SO admirably arranged.
The commissioners met last Friday
to canvass the vote on the Usage bond
election, the result being as report
ed last week, 1871 for the bonds and 63
against them. The board will meet
in regular session July 4.
Treasurer Hayward tells us that we
would perhaps be doing kindness to
those who have not paid their personal
TAX if we would warn them that ex-
ecution will soon issue against delin.
quents. A word to the wise is
enough.
The High School Alumni request lis
to return their sincere thanks to the
lola Orchestra, which kindly furnished
such excellent music, and to others
who assisted in many ways to make
the Reception last Thursday evening a
success.
The Prairie Dell picnic in Horvillo's
grove last Saturday was an entire sue
cess, the day being perfect, and moth
ing occurring to mar the harmony of
the event. A more detailed account of
the doings will be found in our Prairie
Deli letter.
The Celebration committee have re-
ceived word that the Southern Kansas
road will run excursion trains to lola
OH the Fourth, and will reduce the fare
one half. The time at which these
trains will arrive and depart will be
noted next week.
Our markets have been fairlywell sup
piled this weekwith raspberries Of large
size and excellent quality. Growers
tell us that they have rarely seen such
a large yield, Mr.. Rob't Cook especial
ly exhibiting some branches fairly
loaded with fruit.
Farmers tell us that with the excep-
tion of occasional fields that were
planted late, the corn will all be ''laid
by" this week. Indeed great deal
of it was laid by a week or ten days
ago, being too large to pillow. 1t was
never in better condition and with
reasonable rains We will have a ire
mendous yield.
\ base ball nine was organized here last
Saturday and we think We have the champion
club in the county. II the lola folks doubt this
our boys stand ready to convince them of its
truth at live minutes notice. Our club last
year scoOped everything they played with
and we think this year they can do the same
thing. Moran Herald
Suppose you come down the Fourth
of July and try it on once.
Our dairyman, Mr.. I. Port, is using
his surplus milk i'm the manufacture
of cheese. The cheese is 4 very super
ior quality and meets with ready sale
at the same price as the eastern made
article. Mr.. Port saws he realizes more
from his milk in this way than he
would to make it into butter.
Among the Fourth of July attrac-
tons which are not do Xn on the bills
will he a game of base ball between
the Humboldt nine and the lola club.
Two games have already been played,
each club winning one and the result